Comments on: GAYS FETED IN BUSINESS MAG

By: Yeah right

Yeah right — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Sad. It is a sad day for Gay people when Fulvio de Stefanis is listed as a leading gay person in SA. Did not think that someone who takes and promotes drug use should be listed

By: Roberto

Roberto — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

In reply to Yeah right.

Get a grip. It’s pathetic how someone who doesn’t have the balls to identify themselves can make accusations like this. Besides, if drug taking was the criteria we wouldn’t have almost any people of note anywhere in the world. What have you ever done to change anything in life other than your t-shirt? Judgemental bitter asshole! Did he dump you perhaps? Shame…

By: Phil

Phil — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

In reply to Roberto.

Drugs. Seems more widespread than I thought. Lets look up to the drug pushers, lets say it is OK. If you think that it is OK then you are the one with a problem. Can’t do without your fix every day – pathetic fuck….

By: Idiot Spotter

Idiot Spotter — Tue, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Get a life!. Guys, if you actually read the article in Maverick you would realise that it is about gay people who have had some kind of influence on the country in general.

No-one actually cares whether anyone uses drugs or not - it's a ridiculous debate. You could just as well crucify him for picking up guys in a nightclub: we all do it, some even use the internet to pick up a straight-forward, faceless fuck or worse, go to clubs or "establishments" that exist only for that purpose.

Get a life: looking back at Fulvio's history in the world of gay clubbing he deserves his 15 minutes of fame. As does Luiz DeBarros, Sheryl Ozinsky, Ian Ollis, Thofi Bishop, Edwin Cameron, Chris Verrijdt, Tracey Sandilands, Rowan Smith and Zanele Muholi.

If you can't deal with the fact that you've not achieved enough to be featured in a magazine that's your problem. Get a life....really!